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Oct 12, 2024 9 min

Freedom is Important - Do You Have It?

from Beyond the Told - Destroying the Narrative Hosted by Dr. David M Robertson

Yes, 'freedom' is important. But what if I told you that you may not have as much of it as you might otherwise think? In today's episode, we explore the concept of American freedom by examining constitutional principles established by Chief Justice John Marshall and the Founding Fathers. It questions how current laws align with constitutional values, highlighting various examples where modern legislation infringes on individual rights.

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